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POS/GEN · Multimedia creation and automation platform

Content in, finished campaigns out.

POS/GEN brings multimedia ingestion, creation and distribution into one connected workflow, combining creative tools, brand controls, AI assistance and automation to turn existing content into finished, approved outputs.

Our part
Development and digital architecture: how the platform is built, how data moves through the workflow, the rules the AI works by and the product model behind it
Partner
Christoph Groß-Fengels, strategy, creative and sound branding, through Insaine
Status
Demos on request. Public sign-in is coming soon.

Three movements

Ingest

  • Business details, spreadsheets and website lists
  • Opening hours, contact details, logo, colours and fonts from the business's own website
  • Photographs and logos adopted into controlled storage
  • Structured offer sets, such as supermarket promotions

Create

  • Screen adverts, canvas designs, email, landing pages, printable letters and video
  • A guided editor for people; validated operations for automation
  • Versioned templates and brand kits
  • AI for image analysis, briefing and copy; background removal and upscaling

Distribute

  • One approval for the whole package
  • Screen advert, landing page, email and print-ready letter from one version
  • A permanent link that always shows the approved version
  • Recorded states and reporting limited to what can be shown
POS/GEN editor
POS/GEN outputs

One approved version, four outputs

Try it: change the offer on the left. The outputs keep showing the approved version until you approve the new one, and then all four change together.

Locked by the brand kit

Café Sample

Open for editing

Draft matches approved v1.

Screen advertApproved v1
Lunch special
Soup and sandwich
€8.50
Café Sample
Landing pageApproved v1
Café Sample
Lunch special
Soup and sandwich, €8.50
Find us
Letter, print-readyApproved v1
Café Sample
Lunch special
Soup and sandwich, €8.50

Illustrative reconstruction with sample data and a fictional business, not the product interface.

Brand locked, offer open

Versioned templates and brand kits keep logo, colours and layout fixed while the offer stays editable. What gets built is real HTML; the image is a photograph of it.

Approved versions stay pinned

Approved work stays on the template version it was approved on, so improving a template never changes what has already gone out.

AI inside the rules

AI helps with image analysis, briefing and copy. Prices, phone numbers, QR codes and layouts come from verified data and rules. It never invents a price and never publishes on its own.

Tools, workflows, editors, providers

Capabilities are separate from the workflows that connect them and the providers behind them, so no single AI vendor or renderer defines the product. Workflows run as tracked background jobs with retry.

A second route

Offers to looping video

Supermarket offer sets become looping promotional video through a specialist editor and render templates. Projects can be saved and rendered inside the platform.

The offer-video editor is Christoph Groß-Fengels's specialist tool.

  1. offer set
  2. specialist editor
  3. render templates
  4. looping video

What exists, what is separate, what is planned

In the platform today

  • Creative and editing models
  • Templates and brand kits
  • Review and approval
  • Screen, page, email and letter outputs
  • Image tools and document production
  • Workflow infrastructure
  • Offer-video integration

Built separately

  • Lead-discovery tool
  • Asset-creation orchestrator, rules plus AI
  • Campaign studio
  • Landing-page generator
  • Standalone video-render service
  • Store-manager application

Planned

  • Booking and confirmation
  • Dayparting and automatic expiry
  • Fallback content
  • One-click video
  • Guided assistant and copywriting tools
  • AI-provider policy controls
  • Single sign-on

Built for local businesses, store chains and franchise systems, screen hosts and network operators. Local screen advertising is the first market; the same process serves a café lunch offer, an estate agent listing or a supermarket promotion.